King's widow urges many leaders not lone savior
Coretta Scott King says a single charismatic leader is not needed to advance civil rights. Martin Luther King III adds that blacks should push for solutions on health care costs inequality and affirmative action, while activists note no one leader can wield King's past influence.
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North Korea talks speed up as Russia proposes plan
Russia presented a package to North Korea offering security guarantees and resumed aid in exchange for denuclearization while U S diplomats broadened aid and regional outreach. U S envoy Hubbard said Washington will lead diplomacy with others to help defuse the crisis.
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Iraq reports more empty chemical war heads found
UN officials said Baghdad disclosed four more empty chemical warheads, joining twelve found earlier, as talks with weapons inspectors show some progress. Powell and Rumsfeld floated exile for Saddam Hussein to avoid war, while Blix cautioned that time is running out.
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Drug challenge by Supreme Court in Maine prescription case
World and Nation notes and business section reference a Supreme Court challenge over a Maine prescription drug issue, highlighting how the case tests access to medications and state regulation within the broader national debate. Israel reaction section cites Prime Minister Ariel Sharon criticizing a proposed European mediation approach.
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Amherst firm films games with SkyHawk system
U S Sports Video run by Michael and Todd Bokulich, based in Amherst since 1989, moves to a new 28 acre facility. The company makes high tech filming and editing gear used by NFL teams, Notre Dame, Utah Jazz, and hundreds of high schools. Their SkyHawk ground operated camera sits on a portable tower to film from above the action. They have sold over 100 SkyHawks at about 10000 each and supplied GameDay editing systems to Kent State and Toledo for over 100000 each.
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